One big thing
WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan believes she’s just entering her prime, despite a decade-long career in professional wrestling.
Why it matters
Morgan’s assertion comes after a career-defining year that saw her overcome injury, exact revenge on Rhea Ripley, and capture the WWE Women’s World Championship.
By the numbers
• 10 years: The time it took Morgan to reach her current position in WWE
• 2: Number of times Morgan has held a world championship in WWE
What they’re saying
Morgan told Sports Illustrated:
• “This is something I created…that I didn’t feel always had a lot of support behind it…but I stuck it out because I really believed in it.”
• “I’m just entering my prime. If you don’t believe me, just watch.”
The big picture
Morgan’s rise to the top of WWE’s women’s division represents a significant shift in her career trajectory:
• She overcame a lack of significant backing from WWE management
• Her injury layoff in 2023 allowed her to “re-fall in love with wrestling”
• She’s now positioned as a central figure in WWE storylines, including involvement with The Judgment Day stable
What’s next
With Morgan declaring she’s only entering her prime, fans can expect:
• Continued development of her in-ring skills and character
• Potential long-term storylines involving The Judgment Day
• Possible feuds with other top women’s division stars
The bottom line
Liv Morgan’s assertion that she’s entering her prime suggests WWE fans haven’t seen the best of her yet, despite her current championship reign.
What do you think about Liv Morgan’s claim that she’s just entering her prime? Do you believe her best years are still ahead? Leave a comment below with your thoughts!
